154 replies to this topic

[Miami]

If this game were on a disk (CD) I probably would. But if I had to buy it directly on here most likely I woudln't.

[Creepermoss]

I absolutely wouldn't. Maybe after some weapon balancing takes place, I might consider it, but not as-is. There's a reason you'll see sharpshooters and sniper mechs at the top of the scoreboard in almost every round.

[Pelax]

Yes, Devs.. You have my sword. And my cash!

[Xyzz]

By the looks of this game, I would. Feed 'em good, they deserve to take my money as long as they don't end up like Blizzard.

[samfisher994]

i would preorder it right now, ive been wanting to play more since alpha ended. this game is addicting and its not every day that something like this comes around.

[Makhaon]

If it was something like Guild Wars where you purchase the game then play for free with some cash shop fluff on the side, I'd totally do that. It's awesome, but I wouldn't pay a monthly fee for it.

[Axido]

After some alpha and beta testing I definitely wouldn't.

[EpicHam]

the game is too unpolished ... I'll wait a bit

[eat5]

i think weapons are very unbalanced, enough to annoy me of playing it even if its free to play, but good work on the graphics.

[D3thpool]

take my money!!
ALL OF IT!!

[Thermite]

If the game offered mod tools and supported Steam's Workshop I would actually prefer a traditional business model over F2P.

[marshalade]

Just did.

[DarkPulse]

Already paid $60 on it.

[Cyclonus]

Thermite, on November 14 2012 - 10:52 PM, said:

If the game offered mod tools and supported Steam's Workshop I would actually prefer a traditional business model over F2P.

Woot mod tools!

[Robbie221]

This is a great title with many dedicated followers. Design is world class and apart from a few niggles it looks like Hawken will be popular at release. But, as I mentioned in another post. I specifically want to know how many maps are going to be in the release. Maximizing the number of maps creates more varied gameplay and keeps the title fresh for regulars and those who like to dip in and out occasionally.

[Optimus_Lime]

already did

me gusta

[NuclearXmas]

Thermite, on November 14 2012 - 10:52 PM, said:

If the game offered mod tools and supported Steam's Workshop I would actually prefer a traditional business model over F2P.

I don't think such a competitive game should allow for user created content. More casual games like Killing Floor or Team Fortress 2 (and I don't mean casual in a bad way) incorporate that stuff nicely but in a game like this it'd only ruin the premise of the game and sabotage their intended business model.

[Mizumi]

Yes, already paid the full $60 for it.  I must say, early-purchase incentives are a great business plan...

Edited by Mizumi, November 23 2012 - 10:14 AM.

[SamSlade]

pff.. no

Matchmaker

WoW/WoT powercreep grind

massive playerbase manipulation(break out the tinfoil)

[Averruncus]

Hmm... for me it depends I guess. If it were a $10 game I won't mind (even though I've already paid $15 for it...), but really doesn't have enough to warrant a full price buy.